to smell like washing powder: dont dry your clothes after you wash them. hang them up to dry then iron. thats how i wear my scrubs to work and people always tell me i smell good, and im a nurse so im usually covered in god awful stuff and still get compliments.
I’ve lived in both Europe and the US. The washing powder smell is really simple...everyone uses conditioner (or what we Americans call fabric softener) because they will most likely be line drying. Many Americans don’t bother with fabric softener since most people dry their clothes in the dryer which softens them that way. But the most important factor is...most products are extremely more scented than they are in the US. Not in a bad way necessarily, just a LOT stronger. So of course that smell is going to linger whether or not you use only detergent or line dry or anything. Everything is just far more perfumed. ETA: if you want to replicate this in the US, you should probably buy those scent enhancers they sell separately now in the US. The ones that are in smallish shaker bottles and are small pellets you out in with the clothes in the washing machine.
The English I learned at school was based on brittish vocabulary (I'm belgian). But when I practise my English, I have much easier times to communicate with americans and canadians. I personally find that americans speak easier , and that brittish people put sometimes too much stress on some vowels ..... (but that's personally).
Shaw in his Pygmalion: 'The English have no respect for their language, and will not teach their children to speak it. They spell it so abominably that no man can teach himself what it sounds like. It is impossible for an Englishman to open his mouth without making some other Englishman hate or despise him. German and Spanish are accessible to foreigners: English is not accessible even to Englishmen.'
Mathias Eggert Your sentiments are not too unusual among Europeans whose mother tongue is other than English. On the continent most Europeans are taught British English. Then, because of the American influence that comes from entertainment, they usually feel more attracted to American English.They have more of a consistent exposure to it. The only people who choose to use British pronunciation and are not natives themselves are people from Pakistan and India.
yes, kind of agree. I watch to quite a lot american series and american youtubers. That is maybe why I sometimes have difficulties when i watch BBC, american talk shows and so on are more understandable to me. But let's illustrate with an example : If I say : "I can't". (+) The brittish people almost say " I coun't " (++) Americans say it "I can't" more phonetic
Our English teacher told us a few times to be aware of some differences between Brittish and american English. But we only use brittish english when brittish tourists come here (surprisingly there often come a lot here, I don't know why) and if we go to the UK. On the Internet, it is all american English
American English is lazy English. I'm not being critical just factual. E.g. you often hear Americans omitting the letter 't' in numerous words, as in 'twenty.' They'll pronounce the first 't' but the second 't' becomes an 'n'... "twenny." Or "wanna" instead of 'want to.' These are just two examples of MANY.
About Primark - yes it's cheap, but you should look into the manufacturing process and see how they can produce it this cheaply. Then decide for yourself if you feel you should still shop there. I'm not judging, just feel people need to make informed decisions.
Hedera Helix I don’t no where you go but the primarks I go to are amazing and there clothing is just as good as new look and top shop and Loads of their places
Primark were discraced by the reaction to a building collapse several years ago in Bangladesh where it was noticed thet the slave/poorly labour we working for Primark. In England, later on they did a TV documentary and in the same factory complex ... they were making stuff for M&S and Next. M&S were similarly exploiting the poor people and making much fatter profits than Primax. You have to look further than Primark. In Indosnesia Nike make Trainers for over £100 and pay their workers next to nothing. It is a word wide phenomenon th-cam.com/video/9Fkhzdc4ybw/w-d-xo.html
chris walker these big corps give jobs to these poor countries. It’s not slave labour, these workers choose to work there and earn food for their family
Some thing to remember if you are coming to London on vacation . England is very different to London . Get out of the city and see some of the rest of England . The second thing is Scotland , Wales and north Ireland .Are different to each other and so are the accents .
Let's sum it up for the hard of learning across the pond. There is one language and no such thing as British, American, Indian or an other kind of English. There is just English. One language that comes from England and everything else is a local or national dialect. I have no time for the English, but to hear some of these people going on about American English they must be deluded semi educated or both.
Last time I used a phonebox was around 1996, thanks for saying we drive on the "opposite" side of the road instead of "wrong" which most people do. Primark - yeah the stuff is cheap as it is made in China, but after 3 washes, the stuff starts fraying and falling apart. At 03:43 did you see the bloke stare at you? I have never heard of a "Paypass" i think we call it contactless, which is fantastically quick transaction. Max £30. Why do Brits smell so good, we normally add in a Fabric conditioner like "Lenor". Buy it, the instructions are on there. You add like around 100ml into the tray in the machine and it makes your clothes smell all nice! Seriously don't scoop marmite, into your mouth. You spread it fairly lightly onto toast and it is fantastic! As with the English. The language does come from England, so probably not a good idea to suggest that English people talk in a certain way! Most English will tell you its everyone else that talks wrong! Anyway lovely video, you are a lovely entertaining person. Subscribed and thanks!
THANK YOU SOMUCH FOR YOUR SMILE AND YOUR DESIRE TO HELP PEOPLE! Your videos are so interesting and MOTIVATING! Could you PLEASE make a video about taking a GAP YEAR? It is not popular in countries such as Russia or Kazakhstan, but I am very interested in this topic and hope you will help me to fully understand what gap year is. Your overviews are so CLEAR, so they gave me lot of NEW information even about that topics, which I had already researched in internet. I will be VERY THANKFUL if you will make this video in Russian on your Russian channel. Good luck!
I'm from the UK, born 1974 so I can easily remember before everyone had a mobile phone - and to answer your question, I used to use phone booths quite often when I was in my teens and early 20s but probably the last time was around the turn of the millennium. :D
I've lived in England all my life and can honestly say I never seen anyone eating marmite. As to the accent it's our language so we speak it how we like... so there !
So interesting! Thank you Marina! Im from Belarus. I always like American accent more than British. But it doesnt really matter. The thing is to know English in general)))
Also, I think in most of the UK employers are required by law to give employees a minimum of 20 days vacation. In the US we are not guaranteed vacation days.
PG Tips is awful, my friends and family all drink Tetley's Tea. Marmite is not eaten by all Brits, the tagline for it is "you either love it or hate it". London is not Britain, there are over 70 dialects spoken in England alone. that's before you add in Scottish and Welsh accents/dialects. glad you are enjoying/enjoyed your time in London, but you really need to travel around the country to see all the contrasts.
Seriously, the look right thing is really important, an American man was killed near where I live recently. He walked out of the local supermarket and was looking left when he stepped into the road.
Marmite is not the worst taste ever. If used properly and sparingly it is delicious and rich in vitamin B The reason it is packed in small jars is because you should only use a very small amount at a time and you never ever spoon it from the jar into your mouth.
Marmite is not the worst taste ever. It is supposed to be spread very thinly on toast and should never ever be eaten with a spoon. I have been eating Marmite now for over 80 years and I love it. It is salty and should be used more as a flavouring rather than a spread. The American penchant for peanut butter does not appeal to me. I tried it once, never again.
Wow you still in London :o I did not know. I wish I knew so I can give my hello greetings. Right now, I am taking day off work and out of the city. I hope you enjoy your day and weekend. :)
You never take a big spoon of Marmite (or Vegimite) like that, it is not Jam or Honey! We have it on toast but not thick like honey or jam but spread THINLY ("Sparingly") and then it tastes great. Foreigners often try it far too thick, and that is why they don't like it ;-)
I refuse to buy anything from Primark it’s a personal choice. Although I concede that most large retail companies exploit someone in their supply chain in order to make profits, for me Primark is a step too far.
In London, most telephone boxes are used to advertise prostitutes (I've noticed). You can't usually find one without a picture of a half naked woman with a phone number underneath.
I swear only a very small amount of people actually like yeast extract. It’s way more common to like it in Australia I think. They have a different brand though, not marmite
If you want to smell of 'washing powder' maybe make sure you use a fragranced washing powder to wash your clothes and a neutral roll-on for your armpits. It is not overwhelming (the roll-on) and you smell pleasant. As opposed to a perfume spray, for example.
Change your brand of washing powder regularly. You become immune to the scent of your own brand after a while and everyone else’s smell nice. Same with perfume/aftershave. My partner only wears one perfume and I don’t even notice it any more.
well pay pass is a little different than apple pay, pay pass was widely distributed since 2007 from a quick search. and apple/ android pay are from 2015/2016 so it's actually an older system and will be overshadowed by apple pay, but when it originally came out it was a brilliant idea. as for the buses, we in chicago have double decker buses, but they are for tour's not practical transport. not sure about the rest of the US
Привет, Марина! Hi. :) Do you know Serbian? A lot of love from Montenegro. I must admit you make it very interesting and high-quality videos! Well done! Many different topics, nice shots, pictures... :) A great greeting from Baosici (small but beautiful town on seashore). :)
The US does have two of the items mentioned: #5 - New York City has parking jobs like that on every street it seems #8 - Megabus has double decker buses. Don't know of any city buses in the US that are double decker
In Czech republic in 2017 there's still phone booths around, even though virtually nobody uses them. Some of them, from what I remember, didn't accept coins, you had to have a special phone card, but that was back in the 90's and early 00's.
Two tings....marmite is a concentrate...it's supposed to be used or spread thinly..the second ting...I think what you are smelling is the fabric softener...Comfort Fabric Softener to be precise...(I think I've earned my commission endorsing that product...kerching!) Rant complete...have a nice day.
Add more than one dryer sheet to your dryer or scented fabric spray to make your clothes smell even cleaner and fresher after they come out of the laundry.
It’s not ‘un-english’. It’s the capital city so can’t be laid back like a lot of the rest of england. That said, it’s cemented in english culture. It has soul, vibrancy and all that comes with being a big city. A foreigner can appreciate your capital and it’s ‘britishness’, but you can’t because it’s not like where you live. Very typical.
Marmite isn't designed to be eaten with a spoon. The taste straight from the jar is deeply unpleasant. The taste changes when it is mixed with the tastes of butter and toasted bread.
Hello Marina, I like your lovely time in UK which is one of the loveliest countries in Europe. We also use Marmite to eat with bread in our country Sri Lanka. But it's a little bitter to taste. There is a huge difference Marina as you said in UK. and US street rules
You need to take minuscule amounts of the marmite, spread it on thin buttered toast and you may have a nirvana experience. You are not meant to eat it like strawberry jam.
Today is 21st September 2018. I used a phone booth, with coins, a few weeks ago when I left my mobile in a taxi. Had there not been a phone booth nearby I would have been subject to a lot more inconvenience.
If you think that parking is bad try some places in France. St Malo for example areas will actually park touching each other. They leave the handbrakes off and you little bang back and forth to make room to get out lol
No-one in the UK eats Marmite like that. It's incredibly concentrated so you only need the tiniest amount. On toast it's great if you spread it very sparingly. It's also good on scrambled eggs. But once again, just the tiniest amount. A small jar lasts me about a year.
Apple Pay generally is your answer to Master pass The technical name is NFC (near field communications). Most smartphones have it nowadays but its branded different things For example Apple Pay Samsung pay Android Pay Visa paywave And MasterCard Masterpass is symply branding Generally they have stopped or skipped putting an NFC chip into your US physical Credit Card, in favor of using just your Smartphone for Wireless Payments Some banks however CAN mail you an actual card with wireless payment capability, but I dont know which banks still do..... but Nearly ALL have Apple pay but dont advertise it, because most people automatically have come to expect it Very nice Brit accent for a RU ❤️
Sometimes the battery in your phone dies so it is a good idea to still have the phone booths. How long as this woman been gone in the UK for lol? Depending on the place you just put the card up close to a device instead of sliding it through but either way so long as it works.
why does everyone eat yeast spread like if it where jam ??? this stuff is like very strong you put a little on a lot of butter with your toast !! its like if you drank hot sauce strait out of the bottle it is not how you eat Marmite !!
That's not a "British" accent there are dozens, if not a hundred or more variations of English accents. Not to mention different variations of Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish accents. London is NOT! Britain.
Marmite has the slogan. "You either love it or you hate it." Al slight smear over buttered toast is heaven for me. Also a little drop in scrambled eggs.
In my village, the local phone box has become a free book shop. You donate books you don't want anymore, and can just pick up any book there that tickles your fancy.
The English Language along with its pronunciation is primarily rooted in England as that's the birth place of the language and other forms or accents outside of England are derivations. There's Canadian English, American English, Australian English etc but English from England along with the way it's pronounced is the benchmark for the rest
About your question, when was the last time I used a pay phone......it was late 2011. I was driving an 18 wheeler across the United States. I stopped for the night in rural Kansas. There was no cell phone service. So I used a pay phone to call my girlfriend back in North Carolina. Today she is my wife.
True, I went to the new Apple store in Las Vegas late 2015 and they didn’t take Apple Pay. I also signed for cards all the time and chip and pinned about twice, I bet there was loads of fraud.
Wow, some of your points are not relevant. You mean the difference between San Francisco and the UK? In the east coast, we park like that because we have tiny streets and older houses, we have Primark in Boston, and have you ever heard of Apple Pay? Double decker buses? Have you tried mega bus?
Здравствуйте, Марина! Спасибо за Ваш канал, очень продуктивно. У меня есть маленький вопросик, не могли бы вы порекомендовать отличную школу в Лондоне, где можно пройти курс и сдать там же IELTS, тщетные поиски школы в Москве и трата кучи денег на ветер уже настолько надоели,что сил нет. Буду очень признательна за помощь и внимание к моему комментарию!
You can't find them anywhere anymore, except for in the United Kingdom apparently. Too bad really, it makes my criminal activities a little more complicated.
Parking is the same in all crowded cities in the USA. Also, Pay Pass(tm) was invented in the USA by Mastercard. Most don't use it because it is inherently insecure. Marmite & Vegimite are in fact produced by US companies but taste so terrible that it never became popular in the US. Seattle & Las Vegas use double decker buses for public transit.
I know the Washingpowder-Smell you're talking about, because I used to live in Germany. There is no Secret to it. I think it's just the moist Weather. I once left a Towel outside and it got washed by the Rain. After that it had the same kind of Smell. So I think it's just the Weather. Many Guys actually stink! Ever since I started to shower twice a Day I realised that many Guys actually stink really bad. 😂😂
no body ever uses phone booths, I haven't used one for at least 15 years! I've no idea why they are still there. Also, the washing powder thing is because we line dry our clothes, most people don't use a dryer machine, much better for the environment too!
If you want to experience what the UK is actually like please please PLEASE visit London AND other places. It’s our capital I get it, but London is NOT Britain. Visit the villages, the countryside, the national parks etc etc etc. Visit Britain, not London
Don't take any notice of some of the mean comments, your video was really good and I am English (have been all my life) it was very funny, loved it {-)
5:07 I dont know what is the name of this musical instrument but In Pakistan People play this Instrument on Wedding. And we call this instrument "TOOTNI"
really interesting! keep up the good work! 1) please tell us the secret of British peoles fresh smell! i cant wait! 2) please do more videos like that about US UK Russia and other places you know!
You missed the biggest point of Phone booths in London , the walls of phone booth is loaded with Hookers phone numbers and photographs , not so much now as people do not need phone booths .
Rajul Saxena For the most part (today), phone booths belong to the users and abusers of class A substances - Predominantly heroin - Who can be found walking the streets at any hour of any day in their never ending search for enough change to call their dealer.
to smell like washing powder: dont dry your clothes after you wash them. hang them up to dry then iron. thats how i wear my scrubs to work and people always tell me i smell good, and im a nurse so im usually covered in god awful stuff and still get compliments.
Good luck line drying your clothes in Russia!
she lives in san francisco
How does it works? Is it bc too much washing powder used?
It's probably conditioner you can smell rather than washing powder.
I’ve lived in both Europe and the US. The washing powder smell is really simple...everyone uses conditioner (or what we Americans call fabric softener) because they will most likely be line drying. Many Americans don’t bother with fabric softener since most people dry their clothes in the dryer which softens them that way. But the most important factor is...most products are extremely more scented than they are in the US. Not in a bad way necessarily, just a LOT stronger. So of course that smell is going to linger whether or not you use only detergent or line dry or anything. Everything is just far more perfumed.
ETA: if you want to replicate this in the US, you should probably buy those scent enhancers they sell separately now in the US. The ones that are in smallish shaker bottles and are small pellets you out in with the clothes in the washing machine.
The English I learned at school was based on brittish vocabulary (I'm belgian).
But when I practise my English, I have much easier times to communicate with americans and canadians.
I personally find that americans speak easier , and that brittish people put sometimes too much stress on some vowels ..... (but that's personally).
Shaw in his Pygmalion:
'The English have no respect for their language, and will not teach their children to speak it. They spell it so abominably that no man can teach himself what it sounds like. It is impossible for an Englishman to open his mouth without making some other Englishman hate or despise him. German and Spanish are accessible to foreigners: English is not accessible even to Englishmen.'
Mathias Eggert
Your sentiments are not too unusual among Europeans whose mother tongue is other than English. On the continent most Europeans are taught British English. Then, because of the American influence that comes from entertainment, they usually feel more attracted to American English.They have more of a consistent exposure to it. The only people who choose to use British pronunciation and are not natives themselves are people from Pakistan and India.
yes, kind of agree.
I watch to quite a lot american series and american youtubers.
That is maybe why I sometimes have difficulties when i watch BBC, american talk shows and so on are more understandable to me.
But let's illustrate with an example : If I say : "I can't".
(+) The brittish people almost say " I coun't "
(++) Americans say it "I can't" more phonetic
Our English teacher told us a few times to be aware of some differences between Brittish and american English. But we only use brittish english when brittish tourists come here (surprisingly there often come a lot here, I don't know why) and if we go to the UK.
On the Internet, it is all american English
American English is lazy English. I'm not being critical just factual. E.g. you often hear Americans omitting the letter 't' in numerous words, as in 'twenty.' They'll pronounce the first 't' but the second 't' becomes an 'n'... "twenny." Or "wanna" instead of 'want to.' These are just two examples of MANY.
I don't think people still use phone booths but the only reason they still exist is because it would cost a lot to remove them.
It costs more to have them operational if no one use them, so that's clearly not the case.
BT has an obligation to provide a certain number of phone boxes. They lose money big time.
Her voice and personality is so nice.
Anybody can instantly fall in love with her
Off course in a right manner.
About Primark - yes it's cheap, but you should look into the manufacturing process and see how they can produce it this cheaply. Then decide for yourself if you feel you should still shop there. I'm not judging, just feel people need to make informed decisions.
Hedera Helix I don’t no where you go but the primarks I go to are amazing and there clothing is just as good as new look and top shop and Loads of their places
I love Primark, we have them in the US and the one I go to has like 3 floors (:
Primark were discraced by the reaction to a building collapse several years ago in Bangladesh where it was noticed thet the slave/poorly labour we working for Primark. In England, later on they did a TV documentary and in the same factory complex ... they were making stuff for M&S and Next. M&S were similarly exploiting the poor people and making much fatter profits than Primax. You have to look further than Primark. In Indosnesia Nike make Trainers for over £100 and pay their workers next to nothing. It is a word wide phenomenon
th-cam.com/video/9Fkhzdc4ybw/w-d-xo.html
chris walker these big corps give jobs to these poor countries. It’s not slave labour, these workers choose to work there and earn food for their family
Some thing to remember if you are coming to London on vacation . England is very different to London . Get out of the city and see some of the rest of England . The second thing is Scotland , Wales and north Ireland .Are different to each other and so are the accents .
Ya, London isn't England anymore.
@@Dovenpeis ,so what is it then ?
English people speaking English in England? Life is full of the unexpected, isn't it? I wonder where we got that from.
Captally haha good one :)
Let's sum it up for the hard of learning across the pond. There is one language and no such thing as British, American, Indian or an other kind of English. There is just English. One language that comes from England and everything else is a local
or national dialect. I have no time for the English, but to hear some of these people going on about American English they must be deluded semi educated or both.
Probably from the USA bruv
@@timothyphillips5043 American English is slightly altered they have different accents, and that's it
@@timothyphillips5043 , perhaps you should point this out to the Brits who use the terms 'American English,' 'Australian English', et al
Last time I used a phonebox was around 1996, thanks for saying we drive on the "opposite" side of the road instead of "wrong" which most people do. Primark - yeah the stuff is cheap as it is made in China, but after 3 washes, the stuff starts fraying and falling apart. At 03:43 did you see the bloke stare at you? I have never heard of a "Paypass" i think we call it contactless, which is fantastically quick transaction. Max £30. Why do Brits smell so good, we normally add in a Fabric conditioner like "Lenor". Buy it, the instructions are on there. You add like around 100ml into the tray in the machine and it makes your clothes smell all nice!
Seriously don't scoop marmite, into your mouth. You spread it fairly lightly onto toast and it is fantastic! As with the English. The language does come from England, so probably not a good idea to suggest that English people talk in a certain way! Most English will tell you its everyone else that talks wrong!
Anyway lovely video, you are a lovely entertaining person. Subscribed and thanks!
That's right! Football, not soccer!
THANK YOU SOMUCH FOR YOUR SMILE AND YOUR DESIRE TO HELP PEOPLE! Your videos are so interesting and MOTIVATING! Could you PLEASE make a video about taking a GAP YEAR? It is not popular in countries such as Russia or Kazakhstan, but I am very interested in this topic and hope you will help me to fully understand what gap year is. Your overviews are so CLEAR, so they gave me lot of NEW information even about that topics, which I had already researched in internet. I will be VERY THANKFUL if you will make this video in Russian on your Russian channel. Good luck!
I'm from the UK, born 1974 so I can easily remember before everyone had a mobile phone - and to answer your question, I used to use phone booths quite often when I was in my teens and early 20s but probably the last time was around the turn of the millennium. :D
I've lived in England all my life and can honestly say I never seen anyone eating marmite. As to the accent it's our language so we speak it how we like... so there !
Hell woman , youre not meant to eat marmite by the spoonful - spread it thinly on toast !!!
She did say that.
Is Marmite some kind of probiotic?
Perhaps they should put on the label, how to use Marmite....
It's yeast, so probably yes...
Is it the same as vegamite (spelling?)
OMG!!! A whole spoonful! A TINY bit on toast is great. It’s basically salt, like peanuts and crisps. It’s lovely.
Hi Marina. Thank you for movie! Your movies becomes to be much better every times and your channel on the top of my subscribe list.
+Артем Платинов thank you!! That's so cool!
So interesting! Thank you Marina! Im from Belarus. I always like American accent more than British. But it doesnt really matter. The thing is to know English in general)))
The secret is fabric conditioner! You use the powder and the conditioner, thats what the extra part in the washing machine tray is for ;)
Also, I think in most of the UK employers are required by law to give employees a minimum of 20 days vacation. In the US we are not guaranteed vacation days.
PG Tips is awful, my friends and family all drink Tetley's Tea.
Marmite is not eaten by all Brits, the tagline for it is "you either love it or hate it".
London is not Britain, there are over 70 dialects spoken in England alone. that's before you add in Scottish and Welsh accents/dialects.
glad you are enjoying/enjoyed your time in London, but you really need to travel around the country to see all the contrasts.
Seriously, the look right thing is really important, an American man was killed near where I live recently. He walked out of the local supermarket and was looking left when he stepped into the road.
Marmite is not the worst taste ever. If used properly and sparingly it is delicious and rich in vitamin B The reason it is packed in small jars is because you should only use a very small amount at a time and you never ever spoon it from the jar into your mouth.
ha - that British accent is awesome! You're never going to fool anyone with it, but it sounds great all the same!
Marmite is not the worst taste ever. It is supposed to be spread very thinly on toast and should never ever be eaten with a spoon. I have been eating Marmite now for over 80 years and I love it. It is salty and should be used more as a flavouring rather than a spread. The American penchant for peanut butter does not appeal to me. I tried it once, never again.
HAVE YOU TRIED MARMITE??
linguamarina
hello mam
Wow you still in London :o I did not know. I wish I knew so I can give my hello greetings. Right now, I am taking day off work and out of the city. I hope you enjoy your day and weekend. :)
No.. how was it?? It seems to be disgusting as you reacted in the video... :
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You never take a big spoon of Marmite (or Vegimite) like that, it is not Jam or Honey!
We have it on toast but not thick like honey or jam but spread THINLY ("Sparingly") and then it tastes great.
Foreigners often try it far too thick, and that is why they don't like it ;-)
Vinny Mac well you can't have met many people in your 29 years, lots of people love Marmite
I like it.
Born Londoner I love it
I'm from Hampshire. Can't stand the stuff.
Vinny Mac, have you tried a very thin layer of marmite on thinly sliced hot buttered toast. It is heavenly.
I live in America and we use our phones actually as a credit/debit card. We put it close to the machine and it works.
I refuse to buy anything from Primark it’s a personal choice. Although I concede that most large retail companies exploit someone in their supply chain in order to make profits, for me Primark is a step too far.
In London, most telephone boxes are used to advertise prostitutes (I've noticed). You can't usually find one without a picture of a half naked woman with a phone number underneath.
Hi Marina! Thank you for the video! I love your tadam tadam! lol :D
+Thiago França haha thanks!!
I swear only a very small amount of people actually like yeast extract. It’s way more common to like it in Australia I think. They have a different brand though, not marmite
Vegemite and it's nowhere near as good as Marmite....
Like this video was totally awesome
Especially the little ending with the small British improvisation
If you want to smell of 'washing powder' maybe make sure you use a fragranced washing powder to wash your clothes and a neutral roll-on for your armpits. It is not overwhelming (the roll-on) and you smell pleasant. As opposed to a perfume spray, for example.
Change your brand of washing powder regularly. You become immune to the scent of your own brand after a while and everyone else’s smell nice. Same with perfume/aftershave. My partner only wears one perfume and I don’t even notice it any more.
@@keithbrown7681 You only wear one perfume as well? I thought most gay men were into fragrances. Must be a stereotype.
You live in SF and have never seen paypass!!??? I was living in Berkeley a couple of years ago and almost all the stores had Apple and/or Samsung pay
And I bet you've never been across the Bay to Oakland, they have very long and double decker buses
well pay pass is a little different than apple pay, pay pass was widely distributed since 2007 from a quick search. and apple/ android pay are from 2015/2016 so it's actually an older system and will be overshadowed by apple pay, but when it originally came out it was a brilliant idea. as for the buses, we in chicago have double decker buses, but they are for tour's not practical transport. not sure about the rest of the US
There're lots of similarities in UK & my country ,like Driving side,the way of making tea....
Great the video and looking foward to the next one.
We don’t just drink tea, we also drink coffee
Interesting fact
Hahah as u said this I got a mcdonalds coffee for 99p advert
Привет, Марина! Hi. :) Do you know Serbian? A lot of love from Montenegro. I must admit you make it very interesting and high-quality videos! Well done! Many different topics, nice shots, pictures... :) A great greeting from Baosici (small but beautiful town on seashore). :)
I was shoked you only have 300k subscribers! I love your videos!!! Long way to go :)
The US does have two of the items mentioned:
#5 - New York City has parking jobs like that on every street it seems
#8 - Megabus has double decker buses. Don't know of any city buses in the US that are double decker
In Czech republic in 2017 there's still phone booths around, even though virtually nobody uses them. Some of them, from what I remember, didn't accept coins, you had to have a special phone card, but that was back in the 90's and early 00's.
Two tings....marmite is a concentrate...it's supposed to be used or spread thinly..the second ting...I think what you are smelling is the fabric softener...Comfort Fabric Softener to be precise...(I think I've earned my commission endorsing that product...kerching!)
Rant complete...have a nice day.
Hey, Britain... Sounds good! I will be there forever.
Add more than one dryer sheet to your dryer or scented fabric spray to make your clothes smell even cleaner and fresher after they come out of the laundry.
why do most foreign people who make vlogs and talk about England when all the do is stay in LONDON, LONDON is the most un ENGLISH place in ENGLAND.
london is beautiful but there are also more interesting places...
It’s not ‘un-english’. It’s the capital city so can’t be laid back like a lot of the rest of england. That said, it’s cemented in english culture. It has soul, vibrancy and all that comes with being a big city. A foreigner can appreciate your capital and it’s ‘britishness’, but you can’t because it’s not like where you live. Very typical.
Jason Owen You're damn right . plus it's expensive and dirty.
Yeah and I’m English don’t eat marmite or drink tea
She used to live in England for a short while so I think she is aware of other cities too.
Marmite isn't designed to be eaten with a spoon. The taste straight from the jar is deeply unpleasant. The taste changes when it is mixed with the tastes of butter and toasted bread.
Hello Marina, I like your lovely time in UK which is one of the loveliest countries in Europe. We also use Marmite to eat with bread in our country Sri Lanka. But it's a little bitter to taste. There is a huge difference Marina as you said in UK. and US street rules
You need to take minuscule amounts of the marmite, spread it on thin buttered toast and you may have a nirvana experience. You are not meant to eat it like strawberry jam.
LOL. I can't tell you how much I loved this video
Today is 21st September 2018. I used a phone booth, with coins, a few weeks ago when I left my mobile in a taxi. Had there not been a phone booth nearby I would have been subject to a lot more inconvenience.
Ok get some fabric conditioner from Asda or Tesco then pour some in a spray bottle with some water and voila you will smell very British like me xx
First time I was here you had 9k now it's 128k 😍 awesome
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If you think that parking is bad try some places in France. St Malo for example areas will actually park touching each other. They leave the handbrakes off and you little bang back and forth to make room to get out lol
Your videos are so cool Marina... I love it =D
No-one in the UK eats Marmite like that. It's incredibly concentrated so you only need the tiniest amount. On toast it's great if you spread it very sparingly. It's also good on scrambled eggs. But once again, just the tiniest amount. A small jar lasts me about a year.
I Admire people who walk talking , recording and looking at the Camera 📷 at the same time although people look at them 😆😊Graet job 👏 .
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This video is really good,you described us English manners,hope in future i will visit Great Britain
Apple Pay generally is your answer to Master pass
The technical name is NFC (near field communications). Most smartphones have it nowadays but its branded different things For example
Apple Pay
Samsung pay
Android Pay
Visa paywave
And MasterCard Masterpass is symply branding
Generally they have stopped or skipped putting an NFC chip into your US physical Credit Card, in favor of using just your Smartphone for Wireless Payments
Some banks however CAN mail you an actual card with wireless payment capability, but I dont know which banks still do..... but Nearly ALL have Apple pay but dont advertise it, because most people automatically have come to expect it
Very nice Brit accent for a RU
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I used to live in London 6 years ago..
any changes in the city?
not really
Yeah.....time
Sometimes the battery in your phone dies so it is a good idea to still have the phone booths. How long as this woman been gone in the UK for lol? Depending on the place you just put the card up close to a device instead of sliding it through but either way so long as it works.
I'm just saying but we Brits don't eat marmite by the spoonful , we spread marmite on our toast ( a very thin layer , with butter)
why does everyone eat yeast spread like if it where jam ??? this stuff is like very strong you put a little on a lot of butter with your toast !! its like if you drank hot sauce strait out of the bottle it is not how you eat Marmite !!
Can anyone do a video that talks about things that REALLY make a difference and actual way of life as opposed to the obvious petty differences
Also, Whole Foods is not the only place for kombucha. Most of the stores with health things have it.
America has been introduced the card paying thing you actually can even just add the card to ur samsung or apple pay and just pay with ur phone.
That's not a "British" accent there are dozens, if not a hundred or more variations of English accents. Not to mention different variations of Scottish, Welsh, Northern Irish accents. London is NOT! Britain.
London is Britain. That phrase confuses foreign people. You mean London does not properly represent Britain. It is our capital.
Amuses me when Americans criticise our use of English. It's our language and the Canadians, Aussies & Kiwis don't seem to mind.
Cool ! SUCCESS in your channel Marina.
Marmite has the slogan. "You either love it or you hate it." Al slight smear over buttered toast is heaven for me. Also a little drop in scrambled eggs.
Contactless payments only work up to £30. Above that insert your credit card and type in your PIN (four numbers).
In my village, the local phone box has become a free book shop. You donate books you don't want anymore, and can just pick up any book there that tickles your fancy.
Paypass, when you put card over/close to machine is called contactless
The English Language along with its pronunciation is primarily rooted in England as that's the birth place of the language and other forms or accents outside of England are derivations. There's Canadian English, American English, Australian English etc but English from England along with the way it's pronounced is the benchmark for the rest
And as London is the capital of England the London accent is the true English accent 👏
Hey,i love your videos! Which camera you're using to make those?
About your question, when was the last time I used a pay phone......it was late 2011. I was driving an 18 wheeler across the United States. I stopped for the night in rural Kansas. There was no cell phone service. So I used a pay phone to call my girlfriend back in North Carolina. Today she is my wife.
Phone box are a state requirement imposed on British telecom by government....they must provide it...not every person has a mobile phone
You can find Primark in Usa too. In Philadelphia
True, I went to the new Apple store in Las Vegas late 2015 and they didn’t take Apple Pay. I also signed for cards all the time and chip and pinned about twice, I bet there was loads of fraud.
Wow, some of your points are not relevant. You mean the difference between San Francisco and the UK? In the east coast, we park like that because we have tiny streets and older houses, we have Primark in Boston, and have you ever heard of Apple Pay? Double decker buses? Have you tried mega bus?
Здравствуйте, Марина! Спасибо за Ваш канал, очень продуктивно. У меня есть маленький вопросик, не могли бы вы порекомендовать отличную школу в Лондоне, где можно пройти курс и сдать там же IELTS, тщетные поиски школы в Москве и трата кучи денег на ветер уже настолько надоели,что сил нет. Буду очень признательна за помощь и внимание к моему комментарию!
Yorkshire tea is WAY better than PG!
Tetley or Typhoo all the way.
Lifeboat!
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Always love your video's, keep up the good work.
Fabric conditioner called Lenor blue bottle or comfort
I was going to tell her the same:-)
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American here.....we do have the card scan thing, for quite awhile too, at least in California anyways
The last time I used phone booth was back in 2004, here in China you can not find phone booth anymore cuz everyone got his or her own cellphone
+吴艳辉 that's exactly what I thought when I saw them in the UK!
You can't find them anywhere anymore, except for in the United Kingdom apparently. Too bad really, it makes my criminal activities a little more complicated.
I like England because it isn't too crowded it is just fine
Parking is the same in all crowded cities in the USA. Also, Pay Pass(tm) was invented in the USA by Mastercard. Most don't use it because it is inherently insecure. Marmite & Vegimite are in fact produced by US companies but taste so terrible that it never became popular in the US. Seattle & Las Vegas use double decker buses for public transit.
I know the Washingpowder-Smell you're talking about, because I used to live in Germany.
There is no Secret to it. I think it's just the moist Weather. I once left a Towel outside and it got washed by the Rain. After that it had the same kind of Smell. So I think it's just the Weather.
Many Guys actually stink! Ever since I started to shower twice a Day I realised that many Guys actually stink really bad. 😂😂
You should come to oxford!!! It’s about 30 minuets away from London.. our new shopping centre just opened and it’s got a massive primark!! X
no body ever uses phone booths, I haven't used one for at least 15 years! I've no idea why they are still there. Also, the washing powder thing is because we line dry our clothes, most people don't use a dryer machine, much better for the environment too!
If you want to experience what the UK is actually like please please PLEASE visit London AND other places. It’s our capital I get it, but London is NOT Britain. Visit the villages, the countryside, the national parks etc etc etc. Visit Britain, not London
I have been in England, I liked so much, I would be happy, one day I will be here again
Don't take any notice of some of the mean comments, your video was really good and I am English (have been all my life) it was very funny, loved it {-)
No trash, everything looks so clean
Love this vlog
5:07 I dont know what is the name of this musical instrument but In Pakistan People play this Instrument on Wedding. And we call this instrument "TOOTNI"
Well, in the US, they do have this Tap thing with the card. And i looked at the time you posted this video, they already had it too at that time.
really interesting! keep up the good work! 1) please tell us the secret of British peoles fresh smell! i cant wait!
2) please do more videos like that about US UK Russia and other places you know!
Last time I used a phone booth was at a train station about 2-3 years ago. Uk here.
Marmite is soooooo good. Thinly spread after butter on toast.
You missed the biggest point of Phone booths in London , the walls of phone booth is loaded with Hookers phone numbers and photographs , not so much now as people do not need phone booths .
Rajul Saxena For the most part (today), phone booths belong to the users and abusers of class A substances - Predominantly heroin - Who can be found walking the streets at any hour of any day in their never ending search for enough change to call their dealer.